She says the pain 'will never go away'
The mum of a 22-year-old man who was fatally stabbed in the street has said her pain "will never go away". Zoe Cooke, of West Bridgford, said she still goes to her son's grave every morning while building a legacy in his name.
A second cabinet will also be installed in Nottingham at a location yet to be determined. Ms Cooke was speaking at the event, adding: "Knife crime is a taboo subject. People do not like to talk about it. "Sometimes I think I am crazy speaking to him because people see me speaking to a piece of stone. The pain never goes away. But I do not want him to be forgotten, I want to keep his legacy alive.
Debbie Ball, a lead pastoral tutor at the Nottingham College, added: "You hear about incidents in the news, but Zoe's story was very personal. It was important for us to take on her story."We do not have incidents in the school, but we have issues in our city. The students raised money and we've got two on-wall kits, one of which has been installed on the wall of the college.
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